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Fried turkeys #2635106
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Are they really that much better than traditional roasted? We’re hosting for Thanksgiving again and I’m on the fence about dropping coin for a turkey fryer. I’ve never fried one or eaten the stuff but I’ve heard it’s far better than oven roasted turkey. What says the aldeer culinary crew?

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You’ll never touch a baked turkey again. Inject melted butter and Tony’s. Peanut oil at 350-375 until the meat hits 160 internal. Pull and rest for at least 15 minutes before slicing. I’ll be doing at least 3 this year, and make that many or more every year.

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Yes they are. Bought a Big Easy oil less but have not perfected it yet. But deep fried in peanut oil is awsome. I've used vegetable oil too and it's almost as good.


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Re: Fried turkeys [Re: SouthBamaSlayer] #2635240
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Originally Posted by SouthBamaSlayer
You’ll never touch a baked turkey again. Inject melted butter and Tony’s. Peanut oil at 350-375 until the meat hits 160 internal. Pull and rest for at least 15 minutes before slicing. I’ll be doing at least 3 this year, and make that many or more every year.
Yep. I still like my MNLs croc-pot Turkey (Turkey Breast) though...


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Re: Fried turkeys [Re: mcninja] #2635483
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Definitely better than roasted . We haven't roated one in 15 years.


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Yes. Peanut oil at 350 degrees for 3.5 minutes per pound. Inject with creole butter the night before. Rub down with Tony's seasoning and have at room temp when lowered into pot.I usually bring the oil up to 360 to help keep it from dropping below 350 while oil gets back up to temp.I stay with it constantly, adjusting the regulator for temputure and use a stop watch for time..

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Definitely better than roasted . We haven't roated one in 15 years.


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Got a Big Easy several years ago and love it. tdave, you'll get the hang of it. I inject and apply a rub 24 hours before a cook it. When it's done take the drippings from the catch tray, mix with unused injection mix (maybe add some chicken broth) and bring to a boil on the stove. Completly cut up the bird and bast with the juice mixture and always have extra cause folks love it.


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I just ordered this:
https://www.amazon.com/Butterball-M...s=butterball+xl+electric+fryer&psc=1

So brine/inject/rub.....do all three or a combo? Reading online it sounds like all three might be overkill. I'm thinking skip the brining and inject and rub. What works for y'all?

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I inject only. Mixture of melted butter and Tony’s. Been doing this for a decade or more.

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Yes!!!! it will blow your mind how much better they are than roasted in the oven, like stated above, inject with creole butter and coat with tony's or greek seasoning, just make sure that the turkey is 100% thawed out or you will be calling the fire department....

if you fry one you better fry two of them, it seems that when fried the everyone eats more than usual, at least at my house....



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Right on, thanks guys. I'll be doing a trial run this weekend so I'm not going in totally blind at gametime next week.

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Let it sit out until it’s room temp before you put it in.

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Originally Posted by mcninja
I just ordered this:
https://www.amazon.com/Butterball-M...s=butterball+xl+electric+fryer&psc=1

So brine/inject/rub.....do all three or a combo? Reading online it sounds like all three might be overkill. I'm thinking skip the brining and inject and rub. What works for y'all?


All we use anymore, and I'm glad, cause the old way was dangerous as hell eek rofl But seriously it uses half the oil, and the oil stays at a even temp, so no more flare ups or burnt birds


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Originally Posted by James
Originally Posted by mcninja
I just ordered this:
https://www.amazon.com/Butterball-M...s=butterball+xl+electric+fryer&psc=1

So brine/inject/rub.....do all three or a combo? Reading online it sounds like all three might be overkill. I'm thinking skip the brining and inject and rub. What works for y'all?


All we use anymore, and I'm glad, cause the old way was dangerous as hell eek rofl But seriously it uses half the oil, and the oil stays at a even temp, so no more flare ups or burnt birds


Right on. I've got a bunch of little ones running around and just didn't have warm fuzzies thinking about the risk assessment of a traditional fryer. Could go real bad real fast. I'm still going to be careful with this one though. Out of the way, kid-free-zone, etc. Probably out on the back (concrete) patio.

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Originally Posted by James
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I just ordered this:
https://www.amazon.com/Butterball-M...s=butterball+xl+electric+fryer&psc=1

So brine/inject/rub.....do all three or a combo? Reading online it sounds like all three might be overkill. I'm thinking skip the brining and inject and rub. What works for y'all?


All we use anymore, and I'm glad, cause the old way was dangerous as hell eek rofl But seriously it uses half the oil, and the oil stays at a even temp, so no more flare ups or burnt birds

We still use a traditional fryer. Can’t be beat lol.

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I never tried it until 5 years ago but I'm hooked. Buy you the Butterball indoor fryer. It uses 1/3 the oil and fries in half the time. Clean up is easier too.


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Originally Posted by MarksOutdoors

I never tried it until 5 years ago but I'm hooked. Buy you the Butterball indoor fryer. It uses 1/3 the oil and fries in half the time. Clean up is easier too.

Half the time? If you’re frying at the same temperature, it ain’t gonna cook faster.

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Originally Posted by SouthBamaSlayer
Originally Posted by MarksOutdoors

I never tried it until 5 years ago but I'm hooked. Buy you the Butterball indoor fryer. It uses 1/3 the oil and fries in half the time. Clean up is easier too.

Half the time? If you’re frying at the same temperature, it ain’t gonna cook faster.


I think he means half the time of cooking one in the oven..



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Originally Posted by MarksOutdoors

Buy you the Butterball indoor fryer.


Placed the order for that model yesterday. Should be here tomorrow. Gonna take it on a test run this weekend.

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We got a propane oil less fryer a couple of years ago and love it


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You'll love that thing for low country boils too.
Check out the youtube of McLemore doing one. It's simple.


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Originally Posted by snakebit
mcninja,
You'll love that thing for low country boils too.
Check out the youtube of McLemore doing one. It's simple.


Brother you read my mind. That's the other reason I bought it.

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Originally Posted by mcninja
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mcninja,
You'll love that thing for low country boils too.
Check out the youtube of McLemore doing one. It's simple.


Brother you read my mind. That's the other reason I bought it.



The crab boil in the house will choke you up pretty bad. I suggest doing them outside.
I actually haven't fried anything in mine yet.


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Originally Posted by snakebit
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mcninja,
You'll love that thing for low country boils too.
Check out the youtube of McLemore doing one. It's simple.


Brother you read my mind. That's the other reason I bought it.



The crab boil in the house will choke you up pretty bad. I suggest doing them outside.
I actually haven't fried anything in mine yet.

Gotcha. I'm actually planning on using it on my back patio exclusively, or my garage if it happens to be raining. I've just got too many little ones running around to risk hot oil splashing/falling inside.

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Peanut oil fried is outstanding. I use Zatarans cajun seasoning to coat bird then inject Inject with a mixture of beer, apple cider vinegar, zatarans and butter. Do that 24 hours before frying. Let bird sit at room temperature for a couple of hours, fry at minimum 350 for 3.5 minutes per pound. Careful not to put a frozen turkey in the hot oil and never fill over what bird will displace or you'll be putting out a fire.


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Originally Posted by SouthBamaSlayer
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I never tried it until 5 years ago but I'm hooked. Buy you the Butterball indoor fryer. It uses 1/3 the oil and fries in half the time. Clean up is easier too.

Half the time? If you’re frying at the same temperature, it ain’t gonna cook faster.

The sealing of the fryer with the top decreases cooking time.


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Originally Posted by MarksOutdoors
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I never tried it until 5 years ago but I'm hooked. Buy you the Butterball indoor fryer. It uses 1/3 the oil and fries in half the time. Clean up is easier too.

Half the time? If you’re frying at the same temperature, it ain’t gonna cook faster.

The sealing of the fryer with the top decreases cooking time.

If the oil of your deep fryer is 350, and the oil of your butterball is 350, it’s going to cook in the same time. It may keep heat better than the traditional fryer, but it’s still oil at 350.

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Originally Posted by SouthBamaSlayer
Originally Posted by MarksOutdoors

I never tried it until 5 years ago but I'm hooked. Buy you the Butterball indoor fryer. It uses 1/3 the oil and fries in half the time. Clean up is easier too.

Half the time? If you’re frying at the same temperature, it ain’t gonna cook faster.

It's basically a pressure cooker.


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Originally Posted by mcninja
Originally Posted by snakebit
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mcninja,
You'll love that thing for low country boils too.
Check out the youtube of McLemore doing one. It's simple.


Brother you read my mind. That's the other reason I bought it.



The crab boil in the house will choke you up pretty bad. I suggest doing them outside.
I actually haven't fried anything in mine yet.

Gotcha. I'm actually planning on using it on my back patio exclusively, or my garage if it happens to be raining. I've just got too many little ones running around to risk hot oil splashing/falling inside.


No worries man, they're purty dang safe..


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I took the new butterball fryer for a turkey test run this evening. Ohmylanta. Best turkey I’ve ever had, no exaggeration. I’ll defin be doing two Thanksgiving day.
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I also fried a turkey for the first time this year following some of this advice. That thing was dang delicious! We also did stuffing/dressing "fritters" or hushpuppies, something we all decided was a good idea while standing around the fryer having some drinks (diet coke...). They actually turned out pretty amazing as well.

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Re: Fried turkeys [Re: mcninja] #2668665
12/10/18 07:06 PM
12/10/18 07:06 PM
Joined: Feb 2007
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Irvington, AL
sethjamtoe Offline
12 point
sethjamtoe  Offline
12 point
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 5,408
Irvington, AL
If you don't fry your turkey, you are not an American!

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